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- Intermediate common iliac nodesNodi iliaci communes intermediiThe common iliac lymph nodes tucked behind the common iliac artery and vein, at the brim of the pelvis.
- Intermediate external iliac nodesNodi iliaci externi intermediiExternal iliac lymph nodes set behind and between the external iliac artery and vein on the side wall of the pelvis.
- Intermediate lumbar nodesNodi lumbales intermediiLumbar lymph nodes packed into the narrow space between the abdominal aorta and the vena cava, in front of the lumbar spine.
- Interpectoral nodesNodi interpectoralesA few small lymph nodes lying in the fatty plane between pectoralis major and pectoralis minor on the front of the chest.
- Intraglandular parotid nodesNodi parotidei intraglandularesLymph nodes embedded within the substance of the parotid salivary gland, in front of and below the ear.
- Intrapulmonary nodesNodi intrapulmonalesSmall lymph nodes inside the substance of the lung, lying along the bronchi and branches of the pulmonary artery where the airways divide.
- Jugulodigastric nodeNodus jugulodigastricusA large deep cervical lymph node where the posterior belly of digastric crosses the internal jugular vein, below the angle of the jaw.
- Juxta-intestinal mesenteric nodesNodi juxtaintestinalesThe outermost superior mesenteric lymph nodes, lying in the mesentery right next to the wall of the jejunum and ileum.
- Juxta-oesophageal nodesNodi juxtaoesophageiPosterior mediastinal lymph nodes lying alongside the thoracic oesophagus, which also take lymph from the lower parts of the lungs.
- Lateral aortic nodesNodi aortici latéralesLymph nodes along the left flank of the abdominal aorta, forming the left lumbar chain on the posterior abdominal wall.
- Lateral axillary nodesNodi axillares latérales nodi humeralesThe humeral group of axillary lymph nodes, lying on the lateral wall of the armpit against the axillary vein.
- Lateral caval nodesNodi cavales latéralesLumbar lymph nodes running along the right border of the inferior vena cava on the posterior abdominal wall.
- Lateral common iliac nodesNodi iliaci communes latéralesThe chain of common iliac lymph nodes running along the outer side of the common iliac artery, from the aortic bifurcation to the pelvic brim.
- Lateral pericardial nodesNodi pericardiaci lateralesSmall lymph nodes on each side of the fibrous pericardium, lying between it and the mediastinal pleura beside the phrenic nerve.
- Lateral sacral nodesNodi sacrales latéralesSmall lymph nodes on the front of the sacrum beside the anterior sacral foramina, along the lateral sacral arteries.
- Lateral superior jugular nodeNodus jugularis superior lateralisA deep lymph node of the upper neck lying on the outer side of the internal jugular vein, above the crossing of omohyoid.
- Lateral vesical nodesNodi vesicales lateralesSmall lymph nodes beside the urinary bladder, lying along the cord of the obliterated umbilical artery on each side of the pelvis.
- Left colic nodesNodi colici sinistriLymph nodes lying along the left colic artery behind the peritoneum, draining the descending colon and the left colic flexure.
- Mandibular nodeNodus mandibularisA small facial lymph node on the outer surface of the mandible, beside the facial artery and vein where they cross the jaw.
- Mastoid nodesNodi mastoideiA small pair of lymph nodes behind the ear, lying on the mastoid process at the upper attachment of sternocleidomastoid.
- Medial common iliac nodesNodi iliaci communes medialesCommon iliac lymph nodes lying on the inner side of the common iliac artery, towards the midline below the aortic bifurcation.
- Medial external iliac nodesNodi iliaci externi medialesExternal iliac lymph nodes lying below and inside the external iliac vein on the side wall of the pelvis.
- Median sacral nodesNodi sacrales medianiLymph nodes lying in the midline on the front of the sacrum, along the median sacral artery behind the rectum.
- Middle colic nodesNodi colici mediiLymph nodes in the transverse mesocolon set along the middle colic artery, draining most of the transverse colon.